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... 'numerou* tdhrr naval ami military nfllrm. with ihrif ladle*. Shortly o’clock the C-»mm*ndet-ln-Cklef. Virr. Adm. E. lUn|t,l.ClL.armed with hi* lady and dauicbtrr.and took their •tatioa* on the platform. When all waa ready foe knocking out the dof-»horr», a ...
... represented at present [hear, hear, and cheers). He had great pleasure in handing in £5, the usual yearly contribution of Air. John O'Brieo,M.P., which he had forwarded as a testimony of his unabated sense of the value and practical efficacy of the Repeal ...
... IfirbalM O’Connell French. Mrs. John O Connell. Mb* O'Conneil, Daniel o*ConneU, jun. ; dame* O'Cuonell. . John O'Connell, jun.. Morgan O'Connell, Jun . Daniel Coo net I Maurice. Fanny O'Connell. Mary O’Connell. John O'Connell, £t each Total. 441. I have ...
... , Prepared JOHN EVANS. Apothecary and Cbemiat. to Bottle* at I*. and 2*. 64. each; and Sold by appointment, and Eraa*. 8, Sack. »iUc-»trect; and Co. 80. Mar. Ito and Joae*. 08, Graftow strwrt Anderson and Adams, 80. Oraftoo-Rlrcct; Grattan and Co., Belfart; ...
... of Commons”—the proceedings at which will be found inthe following brief report. Mr. O’Connell, M. P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P., Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Daniel Callaghan, M.P., Captain Seaver, and and several other-members of the committee entered ...
... some attention to tbe important subject upon which Mr. John O'Connell bad touched in speech had just madehe meant academical education in Ireland (Hear.) had obseivatkms Mr. O’Connell and Mr. John O'Connell, with that resoect they deserved from every Irishman ...
... T. C. James •tv John T.C.; Robert M'Mahon, Corbet T.C.; Edward Brown, T-C.; Uln , ' - c - ; Alderman O'Gorman, John To' ' Alderman Bodkin, Laurence Quin- il,'' Ste Pben Creagh, T.C.; Robert Fitzgerald, (82'*i chael Kelly, T.C. John Raleigh, Town Clerk ...
... and be content forfeit the name Grattan. (Loud cheers). Let the English people go and open the pandit* Edmund Sexton IVnr, who was father of the Agn* -iltoral proprietary Ireland,—that individual of whom his ( Mr Grattan's father said, that such was his ...
... O'Neill, John Brahan. P P; Stephen rragb. TC : Edward Browne, T C ; M R Ryan, James Ryan. John Egan. T C. Corbett. TC. John DsmoeU, Solicitor ; P O'Brien.W. tvilara. Martin tl'Doonell. John O'Brien, Janice B Browne. Ja> B> ...
... Rev. Joseph Darrac, son Joaeph Darrsc. that dtjr, and upon the Rev. John Cliffordboth for the dioceoe of Limerick. liuring the night of the lith ir»t, tb« Catholic chapel *f St. John, at Wigan, waa entered midc thief thieve*, who Jtule rcfrora i.ie lilrcr ...
... O'Brien entered the house, and was loudly cheered ; the hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Head Pacificator, and Messrs. Grattan, M.P. ; Daniel Calla-han, M.P.; J. Kelly, M.P. ;J. A. O'Neill, J. H. Dunne, E. W. Costelloe, T. F. Meagher, Captain Seaver ...
... about fifty ulcers about bit !*«.. arms, and body, had tried all other before the arrival yours. but all which did him but yours cuml him in about six weeks, and now. their means alone, quite to health (higned) JOHN kIAItTIN. riI.ES. FIaTL'I.AS. AND ...